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In today’s newsletter: Trump's former personal attorney Todd Blanche is the new acting attorney general. How a group of influencers realized they were all being targeted by the same thief with an eye for high-end furniture. And why healthcare costs are skyrocketing.Here’s what to know today.

Todd Blanche named acting attorney general and Pete Hegseth forces out top Army chief: Morning Rundown

The U.S. job market accelerated in March, adding far more jobs than expected after a major February decline.U.S. employment grew by 178,000 jobs last month, according to data released Friday by the Labor Department. The March job boost came in far higher than the gain of roughly 60,000 jobs expected by economists, according to consensus projections.

US adds 178K jobs in March, far more than expected

A year after Trump's tariff push, some companies are still facing the effects of the changing policy.Companies have been forced to become more nimble and diversify supply chains to reduce tariff exposure.The trade war has reshaped how companies in industries such as retail and autos are modeling economic and policy risk.

Trump tariff fallout: Some industries grapple with lingering effects one year later

Hegseth tells Army chief of staff to retire immediatelySecretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told US Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George to retire, as well as firing two other Army generals.

Hegseth tells Army chief of staff to retire immediately

President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday, April 2, representing the second removal of a Cabinet official in his second term.Bondi's ouster is the latest example of Trump's leadership style as president, marked by frequent shake-ups at the top of his administration.

'You're fired.' Here's who Trump has ousted across two terms

Bronny James isn't really considered a point guard, but on Thursday night, that's the position he played down the stretch of the Los Angeles Lakers' 43-point loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.It was quite the mixed bag -- there are some lowlights going viral, but Bronny also did a few good things.

Inside Bronny James' nightmare point guard play in Lakers' historic loss to OKC Thunder

WASHINGTON — NATO’s secretary general is heading to the White House next week as President Donald Trump lashes out over European allies’ refusal to join the U.S. and Israel’s war with Iran.Both NATO and the White House said Thursday that Mark Rutte’s travel was planned long in advance.

As Trump rails against NATO, secretary general heads to Washington

With the Final Four and championship games up next, these players will aim to have their moment.March Madness has boiled down to the final three games in each of the men's and women's brackets.On the men's side, the two remaining No.

The men's and women's players who will dictate final games of NCAA Tournaments

President Donald Trump's White House ballroom was approved by the National Capital Planning Commission as protesters gathered outside in opposition.

National Capital Planning Commission votes to approve Trump's ballroom

Headlining set for Netflix Is a Joke festival marks first outing with major streamer since misconduct allegations in 2017Netflix is welcoming Louis CK back into its fold.The comedian, long subject to questions regarding rehabilitation and so-called “cancel culture”, will headline a show at the Hollywood Bowl next month as part of the streamer’s Netflix Is a Joke festival – his first major outing with a streamer since allegations of sexual misconduct at the height of the #MeToo movement.

Louis CK to headline Hollywood Bowl for Netflix festival

“Bob's Burgers” voice actor and comedian Eugene Mirman was seriously injured in a fiery crash. He was pulled from the wreckage by a state trooper assigned to protect the governor of New Hampshire.

'Bob's Burgers' actor Eugene Mirman rescued from fiery crash

A new House proposal would send some Americans direct payments of more than $1,500, aiming to offset higher prices tied to tariffs that a lawmaker says hit families the hardest.Why It MattersRising consumer prices have kept pressure on household budgets, fueling calls in Congress for targeted relief.

Americans To Receive Over $1,500 Direct Payments Under Proposal

"XO, Kitty" stars Sang Heon Lee, Gia Kim and Regan Aliyah reveal their favorite love triangles from the Netflix show.

'XO, Kitty' stars are invested in the show's love triangles

Police found hydrocodone on Tiger Woods during his arrest. Here’s what the prescription drug is and how it affects the body.Police found hydrocodone on Tiger Woods during his latest arrest. The discovery raised questions about the drug and how it affects the body.Hydrocodone is a prescription opioid used to treat moderate to severe pain.

What Is Hydrocodone? Drug Found On Tiger Woods

As an American photographer, this viral image from the No Kings protest perfectly illustrates what it feels like to be an American right now – and what it takes to create a powerful imageSometimes, I come across a photograph that puts all the emotions that I’m having trouble putting into words into pixels.

This No Kings photo is going viral for its uncanny resemblance to a political cartoon. As an American photographer, I think this photo proves that powerful images don’t always need fancy camera tricks

Iranian state media has urged civilians to capture American pilots after the regime claimed it shot down a US fighter jet.The Iranian state-run Mehr News agency aired footage on Friday of a female anchor calling on civilians to help capture pilots of an American F-15E Strike Eagle that the regime says was allegedly shot down over Southern Iran.

Iran puts BOUNTY on American pilots as regime airs chilling footage claiming it shot down US jet

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in "The Drama," a wedding rom-com with a twisted secret at its core. But is the movie safe for kids or teens to see?Spoiler alert! The following story contains major details about the plot twist of “The Drama.”

Is 'The Drama' with Zendaya, Robert Pattinson safe for teens to see?

The single most consequential thing Trump said yesterday didn’t come from his primetime address.Last night, Donald Trump gave a meandering, contradictory address to the nation about his war in Iran. He offered no timeline or clear path forward for how the war will end — instead, he repeated his recent talking points and threatened further war crimes.

The Sentence That Could Sink Donald Trump’s Presidency

Changes to U.S. banking rules are taking effect, easing restrictions on banking activity that some regulators believe could free up funds for consumer lending, but others warn could heighten the risks of another crisis.In November, the three major banking regulators—the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)—issued a final rule loosening a set of capital requirements for the largest U.S. banks.

New US Banking Rules Start April 1—How They Could Affect You

Shocking video captured the moment a maniac who crashed his car viciously attacked a good Samaritan who had stopped on the side of a Florida highway to help.“This person tried to kill me,” said Hans Hamilton, who suffered a brain bleed and broken ribs during the beatdown.

Good Samaritan viciously beaten by man he stopped to help on side of Florida highway: ‘This person tried to kill me’

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"(President Trump) wants his enemies prosecuted, and doesn't understand why he can't push a button and make it so," Dave Aronberg, an ex-Florida prosecutor who has worked with Bondi, told USA TODAY.WASHINGTON − "We love Pam."

Why did Trump fire Attorney General Pam Bondi?

AP —Federal officials on Thursday arrested eight people they say were involved in various health care fraud schemes totaling $50 million in and around Los Angeles.Five of the cases involved hospice-care centers in cities of Glendale, Artesia, Tarzana and Simi Valley in the Los Angeles area that allegedly billed Medicare for patients that were not terminally ill and did not qualify for hospice services, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

8 arrests made in federal crackdown on alleged health care fraud in Southern California

(NewsNation) — The popularity of GLP-1 weight loss drugs is bringing back a historic affliction once suffered by sailors on long journeys at sea.There are reports that those taking the drugs, which include medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, are being diagnosed with scurvy, an illness once common in the 17th and 18th centuries that is now considered rare in developed countries.

GLP-1 drugs may cause scurvy in patients

From portable chargers and Apple iPads to Stanley tumblers, USA TODAY Shopping has the scoop on all the top discounts available before the sale ends.Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is back for round two! Now through the end of Wednesday, October 8, Prime members can shop the biggest discounts on holiday gifts, fall essentials and more.

Day two: We're live-tracking the best Amazon Prime-exclusive deals with up to 76% off

The Artemis II mission is officially headed to the Moon after NASA gave the go-ahead for its Orion spacecraft to leave Earth’s orbit for the next stage of its historic space mission.Orion fired its main engine at 7:49 p.m. EST on Thursday, sending the four astronauts aboard out of Earth’s orbit and onto a trajectory toward the Moon.

Artemis II Astronauts Send Message From Space As They Head To The Moon

Insurance processing company TriZetto confirms hackers accessed patient data for months before the breach was discoveredAnother major healthcare cyberattack has surfaced, and it involves a company most patients have never heard of. A health technology company that helps doctors verify insurance coverage has confirmed hackers stole personal and medical information belonging to more than 3.4 million people.

Health tech breach exposes 3.4M patient records

British automakers make some great cars, but none of them are exactly known for having great reputations when it comes to reliability (ask me how I know). For a time, Mini, the British automaker known for making small hatchbacks, was stuck in that camp.

The British Automaker That Was Recently Dead Last In Reliability Is Now One Of The Most Dependable Brands, Says JD Power

The crew of Artemis II is traveling deeper into space than humans have in decades. Scientists say the research could shape the way we send humans to the moon and eventually to Mars, and offer insights beyond spaceflight— even for health care on Earth.How dangerous is space radiation for astronauts?

What do you want to know about how space affects human health?

A Department of Defense employee died mid-flight after a panicked cabin crew forgot to attach her mask to an oxygen tank and failed to provide live-saving instructions on how to use a defibrillator, a lawsuit alleges.Porscha Tynisha Brown, 33, was flying with her friends from Washington, DC, to Seoul, South Korea, last year when 12 hours into the 15.5-hour Korea Air flight when she suffered a medical episode and lost consciousness, sparking a chaotic scene onboard.

Passenger dies mid-flight when Korean Air crew forgets to attach mask to oxygen tank: lawsuit

With a majestic 18-mile coastline, 48 heavenly mountain peaks, hundreds of glacier watering holes and plenty of colonial charm, New Hampshire is an under-the-radar beauty to enjoy any season. But the dog days offer a special kind of magic. Here are the top 10 things to do in the summer in the Granite State:

Experience New Hampshire's summer magic with these 10 activities

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is taking heat for seeking to distance himself from the Epstein files, saying they “should not be a part of anything going forward.”The comments came during an interview late Thursday with Fox News’s Jesse Watters, who asked Blanche if he would agree that the files were “not handled well.”